Noah Clark, a versatile defensive back from Inglewood, has committed to Washington State, drawn in by the coaching staff’s vision and his fit as a nickel or safety. After an official visit to Pullman, he praised defensive backs coach Greg Burns and assistant Brandyn Thompson for their pivotal role in his decision. Clark, who’s comfortable adapting from his past corner experience, sees himself as a key contributor across multiple defensive roles. With Boise State, San Diego State, and UNLV also in the mix, WSU locked him down as a physical, rangy talent poised to make an immediate impact.

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Washington State kicks off their Kirby Moore era with a promising offense anchored by a solid QB transfer and returning rusher, but faces hurdles rebuilding the wideouts and improving third-down efficiency—expect six wins. Meanwhile, the 2027 College Football Hall of Fame ballot shines light on Mountain West/Pac-12 legends like Mike Leach and Kellen Moore, alongside Fresno State’s Bernard Berrian and Washington State’s Ryan Leaf. Athlon predicts UNLV to win the Mountain West, with Hawaii third and North Dakota State making waves in their FBS debut. In gaming, NCAA 2027 adds NDSU and overhauls dynasty mode with NIL, budgets, and new coaching dynamics. Up next: recruiting roundup, defensive backs deep dive, and how the Pro College Sports Act could reshape Mountain West schedules.

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